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Myanmar's Hindu community looks west

May 18, 2016

Myanmar’s vibrant Hindu community relishes its freedom of faith, but economic and political exclusion leads some to return to their ancestral grounds.

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Eid far from home: Rohingya refugees celebrate with nostalgia

Nine years after the brutal military operations in Myanmar’s northern Rakhine State, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh mark another Eid in exile, caught between unfulfilled promises and an uncertain future.

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